Tilted Forum Project Discussion Community - View Single Post - Views vs. Posts -Statistics

Astrocloud · 03-24-2007, 11:12 PM

Every thread has a little statistic on the side of it. #1 The number of posts in the tread and #2 the number of views.

Assume that the number of views represents the attractiveness of the title of the thread and that the number of responses represents the attractiveness of the content. I realize that people could be responding to "how wrong" the post is or something but hear me out.

The idea is that people are lured into posting after they are lured into opening a thread. The title lures them into opening it (=a view) and the content once inside lures them to post there.

My question is: If you look at all the threads (I know they are many) -which has the highest ratio of posts to views or post/views? Which has the most posts and which has the most views? This may help people like me -create quality posts.

-it's just a thought. I wasn't sure where to post THIS thread so I posted here.

DOES ANYONE HAVE THOSE STATISTICS?

03-24-2007, 11:12 PM	#1 (permalink)
Astrocloud Apocalypse Nerd	Views vs. Posts -Statistics Every thread has a little statistic on the side of it. #1 The number of posts in the tread and #2 the number of views. Assume that the number of views represents the attractiveness of the title of the thread and that the number of responses represents the attractiveness of the content. I realize that people could be responding to "how wrong" the post is or something but hear me out. The idea is that people are lured into posting after they are lured into opening a thread. The title lures them into opening it (=a view) and the content once inside lures them to post there. My question is: If you look at all the threads (I know they are many) -which has the highest ratio of posts to views or post/views? Which has the most posts and which has the most views? This may help people like me -create quality posts. -it's just a thought. I wasn't sure where to post THIS thread so I posted here. DOES ANYONE HAVE THOSE STATISTICS?